Not everything that is part of history remains equally visible. Some histories fade into the background and are only rediscovered much later. The life story of Josef Johan Cosmo Nassy (1904-1976) is an example of this. The Creole-Jewish artist, born in Paramaribo and later acquired American citizenship, created more than two hundred drawings and paintings behind barbed wire during the Second World War. His work and life story are central to the …
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Not everything that is part of history remains equally visible. Some histories fade into the background and are only rediscovered much later. The life story of Josef Johan Cosmo Nassy (1904-1976) is an example of this. The Creole-Jewish artist, born in Paramaribo and later acquired American citizenship, created more than two hundred drawings and paintings behind barbed wire during the Second World War. His work and life story are central to the …